Solutions
For NGOs and research
Few policy fields, but across every level. And a small team that would rather spend its time on the substance than on the search.
Where you start
- Your topic moves in the federal parliament, in several cantons and in individual cities at once. There is no single place for it.
- Federal and cantonal gazettes and council records get read by hand. That time is missing from the actual work.
- Which proposal takes priority is decided by instinct rather than by evidence.
- Risks surface late. Reacting once a proposal sits in committee means the early window is gone.
How you work with it
- Pick a policy field and a level, and you see the active proposals, from the municipality to the confederation.
- A saved search takes over the weekly reading: new proposals in your fields arrive by email.
- Classification along the Comparative Agendas Project shows how a topic spreads across parliaments.
- Every proposal carries its votes and the people involved. That is the basis for spotting alliances.
What changes
- The hours that go into reading gazettes today go into advocacy instead.
- Priorities can be justified: which proposals are running, at which level, since when.
- Getting started costs nothing. Base data and search stay free, for organisations that justify every franc.